Sentence examples for act of necessity from inspiring English sources

The pursuit of literature in opera may be not just bad judgment but also an act of necessity.

Once hunting was an act of necessity; now it has become a socially acceptable means of venting one's blood lust.

Whether the offer is an olive branch or an act of necessity, it is an unprecedented opportunity for Washington and its allies.

The partnership was an act of necessity; Mr. Mackintosh held the stage rights to the original books (there were eight), while Disney holds the movie rights and its Oscar-winning score by Richard M. and Robert B. Sherman.

France's "shoving aside months of international hesitation" was an act of necessity, one executed to protect French citizens living in West Africa, Malians and their neighbors, and its own security interests.

It's an act of necessity.

But Amṛtānandamayī told the Guardian these acts of necessity and devotion expose people to danger.

In her book, When Angels Cry, she unravels the mysterious threads of sexuality... the never before discussed acts of necessity that she herself requires to feel whole and insists that middle-aged women of the 21st Century do the same.

Gun had her defence ready: she had broken the terms of the Official Secrets Act out of necessity, to prevent imminent loss of life in a war she considered illegal.

In Humanae vitae (1968; "Of Human Life") Paul VI restated the church's traditional prohibition of birth control, against the recommendations of a commission instituted at Vatican II and despite the opposition of many theologians and laypersons, asserting that "each and every marital act must of necessity retain its intrinsic relationship to the procreation of human life".

This decision made ACT development of necessity pragmatic.